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Budget insensitive to the informal economy

Viset is outraged that the extortionate 2% tax is being maintained, along with a trebling of the withholding tax of 10% of the value of commercial goods imported by cross-border traders to 30%, with effect from August 1, 2022.

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022
Zanu PF shutting down political space
Zanu PF shutting down political space

According to information the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) gathered, the Zanu PF district chairperson Emmerson Raradza, Muzarabani South legislator Tapera Saizi and Zhemu, with the assistance of Kazembe organised a group of party youths and mobilised resources to converge and attack Biti, who is also Harare East legislator.

By The Standard Jul. 10, 2022
Health workers strike a sign of inequality

Zimbabweans are forced again to grapple with sad news of industrial action by medical practitioners in the public health sector. The news comes at a time when memories of a story carried in The Herald of 5 September 2019  are still fresh. It was one of the most disturbing stories  where a pregnant woman was […]

By The Standard Jun. 26, 2022
Upsurge in political violence cases worrying

These developments are threatening to plunge the nation into darker days ahead, with the potential for degeneration if the situation is not addressed intently and with care, and with fidelity to the Constitution.

By The Standard Jun. 19, 2022
Maize shortage a result of politicisation of inputs

The importation is despite the government of Zimbabwe having run sustained agricultural support programmes such as command agriculture and pfumvudza.

By The Standard Jun. 12, 2022
Going to Davos is a costly jaunt

It is critical for an economy such as Zimbabwe to establish whether the tax-payer can afford this engagement.

By The Standard May. 29, 2022
Zimbabweans still struggling to obtain identity documents

The mobile process, which started on April 1 and runs until September 30, this year, was long overdue considering that since 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, there has been limited operation of the Registrar General’s office, and there were restrictions of movements.

By The Standard May. 22, 2022
Zanu PF intensifies violence after poll defeat

In the majority of these incidents, Zanu PF supporters were hounding people they suspected had supported the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in the run up to the March 26 by- election.

By The Standard May. 15, 2022
Need for transparency on The fears of the Hlengwe-Xangani ethnic group commonly referred to as the Chilonga community are not unfounded issue

The fears of the Hlengwe-Xangani ethnic group commonly referred to as the Chilonga community are not unfounded.

By The Standard May. 1, 2022
Zim’s health sector is in ICU

What is even more shocking is that this has become so much like an acceptable situation, and when people go to public health institutions, they  seem used to the idea that all they get is consultation, and when it comes to getting necessary items like medication, and sometimes bed linen, they have to source that themselves.

By The Standard Apr. 24, 2022
Time to act on South Africa violence against immigrants

The scale of brutality that has broken out in parts of South Africa, mainly low income, poor localities in Gauteng, has led to extreme terrorisation of foreign residents as locals target “illegal” immigrants whom they demand must be deported from South Africa.

By The Standard Apr. 17, 2022
Xenophobic attacks against Zimbabweans barbaric

CIASA urges the people of South Africa to remember the people-to-people solidarity and support which was extended to them by fellow Africans for their country to end apartheid. While the majority of ordinary South Africans are still suffering the dual yoke of poverty and inequality, targeting foreigners for these frustrations is un-African and would not resolve these deep and complex problems.

By The Standard Apr. 10, 2022
Claw-back clauses constrain given freedoms, access to information

United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and of Association, Clement Nyaletsossi Voule, following a visit to Zimbabwe in 2019, noted in a subsequent report that Zimbabwe was suffering from political polarisation and poor governance.

By The Standard Apr. 3, 2022
Mnangagwa shrinking democratic space

Zimbabweans are like that. They are not politically emancipated no matter their level of education.

By The Standard Mar. 27, 2022
Zimbabwe belongs to all citizens

This month, ZPP recorded a significant increase in the profile and scope of the human rights violations recorded.

By The Standard Mar. 13, 2022
Political violence, intolerance threats to free and fair elections

The current wave of political violence has serious implications on women and children and can see the repeat of the events of 2008 that plunged the nation into a social and political crisis, and collapsed services delivery.

By The Standard Mar. 6, 2022
Health Service Amendment Bill threat to service delivery

Although health is a critical sector whose operations need no interruption, it is concerning to note that the recently published Health Service Amendment Bill seeks to suppress health workers from speaking out or protesting against poor wages and service conditions (dilapidated equipment). This will impede upon health workers’ rights and the ramification of such amendments […]

By The Standard Aug. 22, 2021
Zanu PF not fulfilling election promises, deceiving voters

In the run up to the last elections, Zanu PF promised to deliver quality health care for all, including free primary health care for citizens at all levels. However, since 2018, the country has seen the constant deterioration of the public health system coupled with dilapidation of the existing infrastructure with most hospitals understaffed and […]

By The Standard Aug. 22, 2021
Budget insensitive to the informal economy

Viset is outraged that the extortionate 2% tax is being maintained, along with a trebling of the withholding tax of 10% of the value of commercial goods imported by cross-border traders to 30%, with effect from August 1, 2022.

By The Standard Jul. 31, 2022
Stop harassing media for reporting truth

As a matter of fact we are a registered trade union that represents workers at Kunyu Mine and will concentrate on the issues that have been raised by the workers there.

By The Standard Jul. 24, 2022
Pomona project won’t benefit Harare residents

The government of Zimbabwe has guaranteed the implementation of the joint venture waste-to-energy project between the City of Harare and Geogenix BV worth about US$344 million over 30 years.

By The Standard Jul. 17, 2022
Zanu PF shutting down political space

According to information the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) gathered, the Zanu PF district chairperson Emmerson Raradza, Muzarabani South legislator Tapera Saizi and Zhemu, with the assistance of Kazembe organised a group of party youths and mobilised resources to converge and attack Biti, who is also Harare East legislator.

By The Standard Jul. 10, 2022
Health workers strike a sign of inequality

Zimbabweans are forced again to grapple with sad news of industrial action by medical practitioners in the public health sector. The news comes at a time when memories of a story carried in The Herald of 5 September 2019  are still fresh. It was one of the most disturbing stories  where a pregnant woman was […]

By The Standard Jun. 26, 2022
Upsurge in political violence cases worrying

These developments are threatening to plunge the nation into darker days ahead, with the potential for degeneration if the situation is not addressed intently and with care, and with fidelity to the Constitution.

By The Standard Jun. 19, 2022
Maize shortage a result of politicisation of inputs

The importation is despite the government of Zimbabwe having run sustained agricultural support programmes such as command agriculture and pfumvudza.

By The Standard Jun. 12, 2022
Going to Davos is a costly jaunt

It is critical for an economy such as Zimbabwe to establish whether the tax-payer can afford this engagement.

By The Standard May. 29, 2022
Zimbabweans still struggling to obtain identity documents

The mobile process, which started on April 1 and runs until September 30, this year, was long overdue considering that since 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, there has been limited operation of the Registrar General’s office, and there were restrictions of movements.

By The Standard May. 22, 2022
Zanu PF intensifies violence after poll defeat

In the majority of these incidents, Zanu PF supporters were hounding people they suspected had supported the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in the run up to the March 26 by- election.

By The Standard May. 15, 2022